During the Period of Disunion, what often happened when different cultures came into contact with each other?

a. There was cultural warfare that lasted until one culture was destroyed.

b. The cultures argued until one culture agreed to adopt all aspects of the other culture.

c. The cultures blended to form a new culture.

d. The cultures remained distinct, with very little mixing of people.

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Wyatt Marshall

2 November, 14:41

During the Period of Disunion, what often happened when different cultures came into contact with each other?

a. There was cultural warfare that lasted until one culture was destroyed.

b. The cultures argued until one culture agreed to adopt all aspects of the other culture.

c. The cultures blended to form a new culture.

d. The cultures remained distinct, with very little mixing of people.

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Harper Bradford · Answer 1

Option C, the cultures blended and mixed forming new Chinese cultures, is the right answer.

Explanation:

In the year 220 AD, with the decline of the Han Dynasty there started the Period of Disunion which lasted for over 350 years. Though no unity was observed in China during this time, many advancements and accomplishments took place. The cultural values of the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty, and the Southern and Northern Kingdoms mixed and blended with each other and formed new Chinese cultures.